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Batchkey

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‎2009 Feb 02 5:48 PM

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Hi,

what colud be the reference table for batchkey (SPLKZ) for a material of a process order?

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sunny

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‎2009 Feb 02 6:41 PM

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there will not be any reference table for SPLKZ. you can find fixed values for this in domain level CHSPLIT

-Muthu

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‎2009 Feb 02 6:41 PM

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there will not be any reference table for SPLKZ. you can find fixed values for this in domain level CHSPLIT

-Muthu

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‎2009 Feb 03 5:35 AM

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Hello

Table DD07T with domname = 'CHSPLIT'

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GauthamV
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‎2009 Feb 03 5:46 AM

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Use RESB table.

Fixed values of batchkey you can get from DD07T table with domain : CHSPLIT.